Canada has multiple immigration pilot programs covering specific regions, occupations, and communities. The four Atlantic provinces have the Atlantic Immigration pilot. And then there is the Rural and Northern pilot focusing on boosting rural immigration. Occupation-specific pilots include the BC Tech pilot, the Home Child Care Provider and Home Support Worker pilots, and the...
The pandemic has hit the Canadian economy hard. Unemployment surges as economic growth stagnates. Fears of second or third or fourth wave. Such horror headlines can make skilled workers fear whether their Canada immigration dream will ever come true. Well, don’t base your decision upon sensational headlines. Instead, read ahead for a detailed province-by-province...
Undeclared Family Member Sponsorship is a broad topic. Read this article on how to Sponsor your Undeclared Spouse and Children in Canada. What is undeclared Family Members? When someone applies for permanent residence, all their family members must be declared and for most also need to be examined. This means they must have criminal and...
4 Reasons why Atlantic Provinces are Best for Canada Skilled Worker Immigration Unlike other countries, Canada does not have a centralized immigration system where the federal government is the sole agency in charge of all the immigration programs in the country. All Canadian provinces are free to setup their own provincial immigration programs and streams....
Foreign Student’s Study-Work-Settle Route in Canada Part II Canada’s Unique Direct PR Options for International Graduates Explained Permanent Residence You have decided to study in Canada and, having planned your future options smartly, were in a position to work in Canada during your studies. You explored the PGWP /open work permit/employer-specific work permit route...
Foreign Student’s Study-Work-Settle Route in Canada Part I Work During Study and Post-Graduation Work Options for Canadian Foreign Students Explained More than 400,000 international students obtained study permits in Canada in 2019. As of December 2019, there were more than 642,000 foreign students in the country. Canada’s population of international students has grown six-fold...
Understanding 2020 PNP Trends to Plan Your Canada Immigration Strategy for 2021 Provincial nomination is the most unique feature of Canada’s merit-centric immigration system. Canadian provinces can create immigration programs, set their own eligibility rules, and nominate eligible candidates for permanent residence. Assessing a candidate’s eligibility in terms of education, work experience, occupation, language...
2021 Set to be a Great Year for Canada! Proof? Hidden in Routine Addition to Newfoundland PNP Observing a shortage of skilled labor in sectors like technology and ocean sciences, Newfoundland and Labrador has added a new program targeting such skilled workers to its provincial nomination program. A new PNP program is a normal...
Province Focus Series – Overview of New Brunswick’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants One of the four provinces included in the Atlantic Pilot Program, New Brunswick is the best symbol of the challenges that Canada wants to solve through skilled immigration. Whether Canada will utilize its potential to the fullest...
